Complications after percutaneous liver biopsy in diffuse hepatopathies. - Semantic Scholar

Abstract

Liver biopsy is nowadays a well established procedure in the diagnosis and follow up of liver disease. It is indicated in various clinical settings to establish a diagnosis, to assess prognosis and to monitor therapy. Complications are infrequent, most of them being minor (pain and vasovagal reaction). Major complications occur less frequently, the most… (More)

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